As the region's electrical grid is taxed by power-gobbling AI, more warehouse-size installations will add stress

Major change from last year, when consumer costs skyrocketed and Democratic governors threatened utilities with rate caps

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to sign measure extending grace period for nonpayment of bills through March 15

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

High winds continue to roar through New Jersey, knocking down trees and power lines.

Mayor Anthony Fanucci talks about how creating an enticing business environment has helped to gain national recognition for one of the state's largest, but lesser-known, ...

Flooding across the state required some stranded motorists to be rescued from their cars.

PSE&G is connecting customers with upgraded plastic pipes and replacing miles of old cast iron lines. The natural gas flowing through these pipes will cost ...

A Democratic plan to come up with an investment plan after six years of Republican leadership. Democrats are looking to rebuild neighborhoods, repair transportation systems ...

Blowback on the bridge scandal. Does an old letter reveal something new? Fighting food deserts and growing jobs in the inner city. And the secret ...

Rutgers University Associate Research Professor Dr. Daniel Van Abs says it could cost New Jersey anywhere from $4 billion to $9 billion to fix the ...

Prison time for former Trenton Mayor Tony Mack and a runoff election for his would-be successor. Battling for control. Protests and anger in the Camden ...

Fisherman's Energy COO and General Counsel Paul Gallagher says that the company is going to have the matter of its off-shore wind farm proposal litigated ...

The Obamacare deadline approaches and we talk to the U.S. Health Secretary. Plus, pinning down the cause for two devastating fires. And is pot just ...

NJ SHARES President and CEO Jim Jacob says the organization is a safety net for residents throughout the state who cannot afford to pay their ...

Assessment identifies the lesser known costs comprising a typical customer’s rate.

Citing the prospect of higher bills, the state joins 10 others in opposing transmission lines that would bring wind-generated power eastward.

In spite of state’s best efforts, only a small percentage of electric customers pay the premium for wind, solar and hydro generation.

BPU likely to put off action until state Attorney General completes investigation of PSEG Power's skirting of fees.